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[Young-Key Kim-Renaud]

Hello Professor Grayson,

Who are "CCK (Ch'oe. Chong, Kim)", "three great Korean phoneticians who
created it [MR]"? Under what circumstances did they create it and how did it
end up being called "MR" ?

Thanks for your clarification!

Cheers!
Young-Key

On Fri, Jul 29, 2011 at 8:22 AM, James Grayson
<j.h.grayson at sheffield.ac.uk>wrote:

> 29.7.11
>
> Dear Prof. Lee,
> Attached please find an electronic version of your questionnaire on
> surnames.  I should state that I am a strong supporter of MR because for
> general purposes it comes closest  to Korean pronunciation.  I would also
> add that I think that MR should be called CCK (Ch'oe. Chong, Kim) after the
> three great Korean phoneticians who created it.
>
> Yours sincerely,
> James H. Grayson
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